Configuration Tool for Vape Battery Mods with Arcticfox Firmware. Works on MacOS and Linux.
To install the latest version, use homebrew:
brew install hobbyquaker-arcticfox-config
Go to the latest release page and download the arcticfox-config-x.x.x.dmg file.
On the latest release page you can find a .deb file, a .rpm file and a .tar.gz that should work on other distributions.
For USB access with an unprivileged user you need udev rules, see
Issue #25
The .deb and .rpm packages install these udev rules automatically and create a group arcticfox. You have to add you
user to this group (usermod -a -G arcticfox username).
Start the Application, connect your Arcticfox Device.
Clone the repo, do npm install in the project root. Use npm start to start the application in debug mode.
Depending on your installed Node.js version it might be necessary to rebuild the USB HID module:
npm run rebuild.
If you want to do a build on your own you can find hints on dependencies in Issue #23.
- https://github.com/hobbyquaker/arcticfox-monitor - A device monitoring tool for vape battery mods with Arcticfox firmware. Works on macOS and Linux.
- https://github.com/hobbyquaker/arcticfox - a Node module that abstracts the HID communication with the Arcticfox firmware and is also used by this project.
- https://github.com/hobbyquaker/dna-monitor - a macOS and Linux device config for battery mods with the DNA chipset.
Based on the work of NFE Team
This software uses Highcharts which is free only for non-commercial use.
GPLv3
Copyright (c) Sebastian Raff